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Senate Internet Neutrality Campaign


The following list was derived from information at
SaveTheInternet.com,

OnTheIssues.org, and various candidate websites.  Competitive races are
specifically noted (per recent

Washington Post tabulations).  See
Internet Neutrality
Campaign Data for details and
additional
suggestions.




Jim Williams 

Spread the Word

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Ned Lamont

CT-Sen (Map)

Highly Competitive.  See Ned’s statement on

net neutralilty.

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Harold Ford, Jr.

TN-Sen (Map)

Highly Competitive

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Maria Cantwell

WA-Sen (Map)

Competitive. See Maria’s press releases on

net neutrality and

ensuring access.

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James Webb

VA-Sen (Map)

Highly Competitive. See "George Allen’s Worst Nightmare:
Webb on Net Neutrality"

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Ben Cardin

MD-Sen (Map)

Competitive

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Ben Nelson

NE-Sen (Map)

Competitive

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Bob Menendez

NJ-Sen (Map)

Competitive

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Ted Kennedy

MA-Sen (Map)

Check out Ted’s
net-neutrality web page !

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Ed Perlmutter

CO-07 (Map)

Colmpetitive

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Melissa Bean

IL-08 (Map)

Competitive

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Tim Walz

MN-01 (Map)

Highly Competitive

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Joseph Sestak Jr

PA-07 (Map)

Competitive. See Joe’s
Why I support Net Neutrality.

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Darcy Burner

WA-08 (Map)

Highly competitive. Check out Darcy’s article,
“Safeguarding the Internet key to the future of our democracy” !

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